An Application of the Principle of Maximum Information Preservation to Linear Systems¶
Linsker, R. (1988). An Application of the Principle of Maximum Information Preservation to Linear Systems. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 1.
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- Linsker's original formulation compares allowed mappings by average input–output information; noise, output resources and input statistics affect which mapping can be preferred.
This source(1), Model A and the unconstrained-gain discussion.
- Linsker's original formulation compares allowed mappings by average input–output information; noise, output resources and input statistics affect which mapping can be preferred.
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